Interestingly, differences in the migration and antigen presentation times between CD103+- and CD11bhigh-DCs have been observed, with CD103+ DCs cross-presenting viral antigens in the mediastinal lymph node (MLN) at early time points of 2–4 days post-infection, as compared to CD11bhighDCs at 5–7 days post-infection, possibly contributing to the development of different T cells subsets [30]. This evidence concerns the gene ITGAE and infection.