What is the action of the signaling molecules activated by insulin-tyrosine kinase second messenger system?

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The activation of insulin-tyrosine kinase second messenger system results in the insertion of glucose carrier proteins into the plasma membrane, allowing for glucose uptake into the cell. This helps to lower blood glucose levels. The hydrolysis of glycogen and secretion of glucose occurs in response to glucagon, not insulin. Transport of insulin into the cell is not an action of the signaling molecules activated by insulin-tyrosine kinase second messenger system.

What Is the Action of the Signaling Molecules Activated by Insulin-Tyrosine