And this can lead to type one diabetes. Now let's move on to the more common diabetes, the type two diabetes. So in people with type two diabetes, their insulin receptors on the target cell membrane have lost their ability to actually bind correctly and associate correctly with the insulin. And this means that even though we have enough beta cells to actually produce enough insulin, and even though we have enough insulin inside our blood plasma, our insulin cannot actually properly bind the receptors. And this basically means we cannot actually decrease the concentration of glucose inside our blood. We can actually transport the glucose back into our cells to convert them into glycogen.