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EGG ALBUMEN QUALITY AS AFFECTED BY BIRD ORIGIN
LIDIA LEWKO
; National Research Institute of Animal Production, Departament of Animal Genetic Resources Conservation, Zakrzewo, Poznańska 18, 62-070 Dopiewo, Poland
EWA GORNOWICZ
; National Research Institute of Animal Production, Departament of Animal Genetic Resources Conservation, Zakrzewo, Poznańska 18, 62-070 Dopiewo, Poland
Sažetak
The purpose of study was to assess the effect of bird genome on egg albumen quality. Egg albumen harvested from seven local strains of laying hens: S-55, K-44, K-66, A-88, A-22, M-55 and V-44 were taken as experimental material. The main physical and chemical quality traits of egg albumen were determined. The percentage concentration and hydrolytic activity of egg albumen lysozyme was also examined. The study was conducted on eggs laid by hens at 36
weeks of age. Eggs produced by M-55 layers demonstrated the highest percentage content of albumen (60.87%), the highest albumen height (9.01mm) and Haugh unit (92.80) as well as relatively high pH value (7.85). Egg albumen from A-22 layers
was found to have not only the highest crude protein (10.58%0 and ash (0.97%) content but also the highest values of lysozyme concentration (5.14μg/ml) and hydrolytic activity (108746U/ml). Statistically significant differences (p≤0.05) were noted in the physicochemical traits of albumen from the eggs produced by the examined Polish strains of laying hens. The experimental findings revealed that bird origin is an important factor affecting egg albumen quality.
Ključne riječi
egg albumen; genotype; physical traits; chemical traits; lysozyme
Hrčak ID:
52355
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Datum izdavanja:
19.2.2010.
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