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Fig. 2. Wnts associate with lipoprotein particles. Wnts associate with
lipoprotein particles that may partially counteract the palmitate-mediated
affinity of Wnt for cell membranes, thereby allowing the spreading of the
protein further along the morphogenetic field. (A) This association
could occur extracellularly. (B) Alternatively, as suggested by the
potential sorting of Wnt to endosomes, the association of Wnt with lipoprotein
particles may occur within the Wnt-producing cells, after endocytosis and the
endosomal targeting of extracellular lipoprotein particles. Only a low
fraction of Wnt binds lipoprotein particles, suggesting that long-range-acting
Wnt may use a specialized secretion route, whereas short-range-acting Wnt may
enter the constitutive secretion pathway.