Question

question 18 (2 points) listen the lymphatic system contributes to immunity by preventing viruses from entering the body generating new antigens after vaccination producing antibodies against pathogens causing inflammation after injury housing populations of immune cells

Explanation:

The lymphatic system contains lymph nodes and other structures that house immune - cells like lymphocytes. These immune - cells play a crucial role in the body's immune response. It is not responsible for preventing viruses from entering (that's more of a skin and mucosal barrier function), generating new antigens (antigens are usually foreign substances, not generated by the lymphatic system in that context), producing antibodies (mainly B - cells in lymphoid organs do that but not the whole function of the lymphatic system), or causing inflammation after injury (that's more related to the innate immune response and cytokines).

Answer:

Housing populations of immune cells