The g type of lysozyme, originally found in goose egg white, has now been detected immunologically in the egg white of species representing nine different orders of birds. By contrast, the type of lysozyme found in chicken egg white, lysozyme c, whose sequence and structure are so well known, has thus far been demonstrated to be present in egg white of only two orders of birds.
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