Which cells are principally involved in cross presentation of exogenous antigens?

Which cells are principally involved in cross presentation of exogenous antigens? Correct Answer Dendritic cells

Dendritic cells and some specialised subsets of dendritic cells are capable of performing cross presentation of exogenous antigens. They help these antigens to be presented on the MHC-1 molecules (Major Histocompatibility Complex-1). This cross presentation is quite necessary for maintaining the balance of the immune response and for fighting against virus or tumours.

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