In addition, we also have this other kinase the glycogen synthase kinase that also stimulates the transformation of glycogen synthase A into glycogen synthase B. Now, once we go from this enzyme to this enzyme this enzyme exists predominantly in the inactive form. And what that means is glycogen synthesis will not take place when the enzyme is in this particular form. However, there is an allosteric activator molecule that can actually influence this to become much more active, and that is glucosex phosphate. So if inside our body, if inside our cell, we have a build up of glucosex phosphate molecules, what that means is we don't want to keep the glucose phosphate in that state. We want to store them in some other form.