KnowraMitochondrial inheritanceLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Mitochondrial inheritance, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 1Related 5Compared with 8Autosomal recessive inheritanceCompared with: Mitochondrial genes do not follow the two-autosomal-copy pattern.Autosomal dominant inheritanceCompared with: It follows maternal lineage rather than the autosomal transmission pattern.X-linked inheritanceCompared with: It involves DNA outside the nuclear chromosomes and follows a different family pattern.X-linked recessive inheritanceCompared with: Maternal transmission of mitochondrial DNA follows a different route from X-linked transmission.Sex-linked inheritanceCompared with: Its maternal transmission contrasts with the parent-specific routes of X- and Y-linked genes.X-linked dominant inheritanceCompared with: Its maternal transmission route differs from the X-chromosome pathways of this pattern.Sex linkageCompared with: Its strongly maternal transmission can be mistaken for sex-linked inheritance in family pedigrees.Y linkageCompared with: Its usual maternal transmission runs opposite to Y-linked paternal transmission.