So the receptor cell that binds insulin actually contains a tyrosine protein kinase that is needed to initiate this entire process. Then we have a lipid kinase that is necessary to basically transform Pip two into Pip three. And that lipid kinase is known as phosphoinosatide three kinase. Then we have the Pip three dependent protein kinase which is used to basically activate protein kinase B, also known as AKT. And what protein kinase B does is it basically stimulates the movement of glucose transporters into the membrane of our cells, for instance, skeletal muscle cells. And then these skeleton muscle cells can essentially uptake the glucose molecules and transform the glucose molecules into Glycogen as a result of the activity of these protein kinases.