The plasma membrane proteins may be be of two types.
1) Integral proteins; Integral proteins are embedded in membrane because most of integral proteins mostly contain hydrophobic side chain. These proteins are strongly attached to plasma membrane and they can be only removed by using biological detergents, non-polar solvent and denaturing agents.
Example; SMIM23
2) Peripheral proteins; These proteins do not interact with hydrophobic core of membrane. They usually interact with plasma membrane through lipid polar head or integral proteins.
<span>DECREASED BIODIVERSITY WITHIN THE SPECIES. A negative result of asexual reproduction is that harmful mutations can spread throughout an asexual species very easily. This makes asexual reproductive species are susceptible to certain diseases and can kill many offspring.</span>