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    This document discusses contamination of eggs from both endogenous and exogenous sources. Endogenous contamination originates from within the hen, primarily in the ovaries. Exogenous contamination comes from the external environment, including the hen's digestive tract, air, and breeding and housing conditions. Factors like season, breeding practices, and storage conditions can influence levels of contamination. The document recommends procedures like proper collecting, washing, drying, and storage to reduce microbial contamination of eggs.

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    This document discusses contamination of eggs from both endogenous and exogenous sources. Endogenous contamination originates from within the hen, primarily in the ovaries. Exogenous contamination comes from the external environment, including the hen's digestive tract, air, and breeding and housing conditions. Factors like season, breeding practices, and storage conditions can influence levels of contamination. The document recommends procedures like proper collecting, washing, drying, and storage to reduce microbial contamination of eggs.

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    This document discusses contamination of eggs from both endogenous and exogenous sources. Endogenous contamination originates from within the hen, primarily in the ovaries. Exogenous contamination comes from the external environment, including the hen's digestive tract, air, and breeding and housing conditions. Factors like season, breeding practices, and storage conditions can influence levels of contamination. The document recommends procedures like proper collecting, washing, drying, and storage to reduce microbial contamination of eggs.

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    Indicator Microorganism in Egg

    Reduce microorganisms in Egg


    Objectif

    Indicator

    Reduce
    Contamination

    Decontamination
    Microbiology of Eggs
    Egg Contamination

    Egg content is
    generally sterile...
    but not the shell Exogenic
    contamination

    Penetration

    Endogenic contamination
    (ovary)
    Egg Contamination
    Endogenic Contamination of Eggs

    Ovary

    Magnum

    Isthmus

    Uterus

    Vagina
    Egg Contamination
    Exogenic Contamination of Eggs

    Exogenic

    Microorganisms Breeding and Geographical area Influenced

    From 103 to 106


    Digestive Tract Air Contamination
    bacteria/egg

    Breeding Prevalence of G+
    Season
    Environment cocci

    Presence of enterobacteria System of


    (G-) Breeding

    Presence of Aviary Housing


    Bacillus Systems
    Egg Contamination
    Penetration

    Penetration

    Natural Barriers Faktor Influencing Selective Effect

    Cuticule Maturity of the Alkaline pH


    Cuticule

    Eggshell Temperature Viscous


    Changes

    Eggshell
    Condensation Iron Deprived
    membranes

    Many Inhibiting
    Proteins
    Microbiology of Eggs
    Egg Decontamination Procedures

    Egg
    Accumulation
    Washing

    Drying
    Oiling
    Check-Candling

    Scaling
    Microbiology of Eggs
    How to Reduce Contamination ?

    Localization and Breeding Collecting,


    Level of Practices Anti- Washing and
    Contamination Salmonella Storage
    Procedures Conditions
    Microbiology of Eggs
    References

    Jan, S. and Baron, F..2009.Egg Contamination : Agrocampus


    Rennes France 28(2):198-205

    Okamura et al.2001.Endogenic Contamination of Egg.Jurnal


    of veteneranier 13(1):115-127

    Musgrove et al.2005.Exogenic Contamination of Egg. Scientic


    Journal 12(2):21-43

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