One can find an explanation about egg protein from the following sites; Exploratorium Science of eggs, Nutrition from "About" site, and Egg nutrition facts from Daily Burn Tracker.
Egg protein gives off less protein then meat protein.
Yes there is protein in egg whites.
gives protein
The whole egg contains protein but the albumin is ALL protein
An egg yolk typically contains about 2.7 grams of protein.
Egg whites: Almost all the energy in egg whites comes from protein, whereas honey is essentially only sugar and no protein. It would take one cup of honey to have the same amount of protein as 2 teaspoons of egg white (that's a third of the white of one egg)... So honey is not a source of protein, it's a source of sugar. Egg whites are an excellent source of carb-free and fat-free protein.
the meat of the egg
The best part of the egg is the white, the yolk is too fatty and does not have as much protein as the egg white.
Egg protein is very rich in quality and it is due to this fact that manufacturers of protein powders often base their products on egg protein. Egg protein contains all the essential amino acids that the human body requires. Talking about the egg white and yolk proteins, it can be said that one large egg contains about 6.5 grams of protein, out of which egg white protein content is about 3.6 grams. But yolk also contains fats and owing to this fact, many people tend to avoid eating egg yolk.
2grams of protein in a quails egg, a hens is 6. But the quail egg is better quality protein
There are six grams of protein per large egg. Eggs are Known to be a great source of high-protein foods.
One fried egg typically contains about 6 grams of protein.