A pathogen is ingested by a white blood cell.
How might a lysosome assist in getting rid of the pathogen A A lysosome can fuse to the pathogen once it has been engulfed in a vesicle, breaking it down with digestive enzymes. B A lysosome can directly engulf the pathogen, allowing its acidic environment to destroy the pathogen. C A lysosome can capture the pathogen and force it back out of the cell. D A lysosome can fuse to the pathogen, injecting it with neutralizing genes to deactivate the pathogen.