This document discusses three social issues related to reproduction: cloning, rapid population growth, and the use of fertility drugs. It defines cloning as the process of producing genetically identical organisms asexually from a single ancestor, and notes rapid population growth refers to increases in the number of people inhabiting an area. The document also explains fertility drugs are medications that enhance fertility by stimulating ovarian follicle development in women or ovarian activity more broadly.

1. Topic: Reproduction and Social Issues
A. Cloning
B. Rapid population
Growth
C. Use of Fertility
Drugs
Objectives:
1. Define Cloning, Population Growth and
Fertility Drugs;
2. Describe each issue; and
3. Reflect on the effects of each issue.

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6. CLONING
1. A cell, group of cells, or organism that is
descended from and genetically identical to a
single common ancestor, such as a bacterial
colony whose members arose from a single
original cell.
2. An organism descended asexually from a
single ancestor, such as a plant produced by
layering or a polyp produced by budding.
3. A DNA sequence, such as a gene, that is
transferred from one organism to another and
replicated by genetic engineering techniques.

7. Population growth
Increase in the number of
people who inhabit a
territory or state increment
, growth, increase - a
process of becoming larger or
longer or more numerous or
more important; "the increase
in unemployment"; "the growth
of population"

8. Fertility medication
are drugs which enhance reproductive
fertility. For women, fertility medication is
used to stimulate follicle development of
the ovary. There are currently very few fertility
medication options available for men.
Agents that enhance ovarian activity
can be classified as either Gonadotropin
releasing hormone, Estrogen antagonists or
Gonadotropins.