What do you call the lining inside shell of an egg and what are its functions?
The inner shell membrane.
Functions:
* Provides a smooth surface for the egg white to adhere to.
* Acts as a barrier to prevent the egg white from seeping into the pores of the shell.
* Contains proteins that help to strengthen the egg shell.
* Protects the embryo from dehydration.
* Contains lysozyme, an enzyme that kills harmful bacteria.
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