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Physiological concentrations of insulin suppressed rat liver microsomal glucose-6-phosphatase activity in vitro. To attest a hypothesis that a putative second messenger of insulin action (insulin mediator) mediated this process, we isolated the low molecular factor from insulin-treated plasma membranes of rat liver, which was acid- and heat-stable substance of a peptide nature. The insulin mediator which was proved to activate the mitochondria pyruvate dehydrogenase suppressed microsomal glucose-6-phosphatase. The insulin mediator was linked to suppression of the gluconeogenic enzyme through the control of non-specific phosphohydroxylase.
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