<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q: An outbreak of diphtheria has occurred for the third time in a decade in a small village in South Africa. Diphtheria is endemic to the area with many healthy villagers colonized with different bacterial strains. Vaccine distribution in this area is difficult due to treacherous terrain. A team of doctors is sent to the region to conduct a health campaign. Toxigenic strains of C. diphtheria are isolated from symptomatic patients. Which of the following best explains the initial emergence of a pathogenic strain causing such outbreaks?? A: Presence of naked DNA in the environment, B: Infection with a lytic phage, C: Lysogenic conversion, D: Suppression of lysogenic cycle, E: Conjugation between the toxigenic and non-toxigenic strains of C. diphtheriae,  <response>: This is a question about the emergence of a pathogenic strain of C. diphtheria causing outbreaks in an area where diphtheria is endemic. The key points in the question stem are:- Diphtheria is endemic to the area, with many healthy villagers colonized with different bacterial strains- Toxigenic strains are isolated from symptomatic patients during the outbreaks- We need to determine what best explains the initial emergence of the pathogenic strain causing the outbreaksBased on this, the answer needs to explain how a toxigenic, pathogenic strain could emerge in this population where non-toxigenic strains already exist. C: Lysogenic conversion 