Mechanism of Action of Insulin

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Video Summary:
Insulin receptors are receptors tyrosine kinase. Upon activation, first there will be cross phosphorylation of tyrosine residues. Then IRS protein is recruited and phosphorylated. There are two main pathways downstream of this. PI3K pathway that leads to changes in the metabolism of glucose and protein and MAPK pathway that increases gene expression and growth.
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Sir I have to say one previous days I had watched your receptor video which is not in same playlist i means types of receptor not have included in playlist .So, Sir please make seperate playlist of RECETOR TYPES it's easy to find because yesterday I found that there is no seperate playlist of GPCR, Ionotropic & Tyrosin Kinase.
I found this video when I was search on searching then i got your video .
So, sir please all the receptor make a seperate playlist like as a Thyroid , Laxative , Anti Parkinson.

[@NonstopNeuron]

There is a playlist including all receptors: Signal Transduction: ruclips.net/p/PLomxuCt6-Q9_wtvlRfujnWdvOA8HW2Flv
But it's named Signal transduction. So you are right, it's better named receptor types. I will add these words in title. Thanks for suggestions 😊

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Renamed the playlist

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