Insulin and Glucose Regulation of Glycogenesis

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Great lectures! I have one question: is the glycogen synthase kinase (that phosphorylates active glycogen synthase-a into inactive glycogen synthase b) same as GSK3? And if so, what does '3' in GSK3 mean? Thanks in advance :)

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