Hydrolyzed Egg Shell Membrane Collagen

. Hydrolyzed eggshell membrane primarily contains Type I collagen, with smaller amounts of    Type V and Type X collagen.

.These collagen types are the main structural components of the eggshell membrane, which   also includes other proteins, glycoproteins, and minerals.

Elaboration:

Type I collagen:

This is the most abundant collagen type in the eggshell membrane, particularly in the larger, coarse fibers.

Type V collagen:

This type is associated with the finer, narrower fibers within the membrane.

Type X collagen:

This collagen is found in both the outer and inner layers of the membrane and is thought to play a role in preventing mineralization.

Other components:

In addition to collagen, eggshell membranes contain a variety of other proteins, glycosaminoglycans, and minerals, contributing to their overall structure and function.