The proton pump does what to the lysosome

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When a vesicle fuses with the lysosome, the proton pump does what to the lysosome?

a. it digests all the material inside the lysosome.
b. it starts pumping protons out of the lysosome
c. it acidifies the lysosome
d. b and c
e. .all of the above

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