PI3K/Akt pathway - part 1: Overview

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[@zhousiling6864]

Hey Joe, what happens when AKT signaling pathway is silenced? So it can't signal to the cell to undergo processes right?

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[@troyingram716]

The PI3\ATK pathway occurs while there is a high concentration of calcium. Is this necessary for insulin signaling.

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PIP2 and PIP3 are not sugars but lipids, more specifically phospholipids!