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Fig. 8. Model shows release of FGF10-bound HS fragments from perlecan by
heparanase in the basement membrane. HS fragments modulate the biological
activity of FGF10 by increasing FGF10-FGFR2b complex formation to promote MAPK
phosphorylation, end bud growth and clefting, and lateral branch formation.
Syndecan 1 in the epithelium binds FGF10-FGFR2b, and we speculate (grey text)
that other unidentified epithelial HSPG may specify the location of lateral
buds or end bud clefting. Epithelial HSPGs may form a signaling complex with
FGFR2b, in combination with HS fragments released by heparanase, and increase
MAPK or other intracellular signaling.