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Total cards: 12•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what are the components of the egg structure

Back (Answer)

shell outer membrane air sac inner membrane albumen c halazae vitelline membrane yolk germinal disk

#2
Front (Question)

egg yolk composition

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amount of whole egg 36% moisture 48% protein 18% lipid 33%

#3
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egg white composition

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amount of whole egg 64% moisture 88% protein 11% lipid 0.2%

#4
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whole egg composition

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amount of whole egg 100% moisture 75% protein 13% lipid 11%

#5
Front (Question)

name two egg white proteins and outline their role

Back (Answer)

lysozyme and avidin are natural antimicrobials

#6
Front (Question)

which egg white proteins are responsible for gelation

Back (Answer)

ovalbumin conalabumin

#7
Front (Question)

which egg white proteins are responsible for foaming

Back (Answer)

ovomucoid lysozyme

#8
Front (Question)

what are the uses of egg whites in the food industry

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processed food ingredient gelation- desserts, puddings foaming- bread, cakes, cookies

#9
Front (Question)

how are egg white gels formed

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egg whites coagulate upon heating

#10
Front (Question)

name two egg yolk proteins and outline their roles

Back (Answer)

Low density lipoproteins (LDL), HDLs and livetins are responsible for emulsification

#11
Front (Question)

how are egg yolk gels formed

Back (Answer)

LDLs gelatinise upon freeze-thawing or heat treatment

#12
Front (Question)

how are egg yolk emulsions formed

Back (Answer)

HDLs are more efficient than LDLs as they can reduce the interfacial tension between oil and water