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The 15 pages that link to X chromosome, each with the reason it gives.

• Turner syndromeNarrower topic: The condition arises from loss or alteration of all or part of this chromosome.

• X-linked inheritanceNarrower topic: X-linked variants are located on this chromosome and follow its transmission between generations.

• Androgenetic alopeciaRelated: The androgen receptor gene is one inherited contributor, though susceptibility is not solely X-linked.

• Sex chromosomeBroader topic: Its dosage, expression, and effects across tissues continue to be investigated.

• X-inactivationNarrower topic: Its gene dosage differs between XX and XY cells.

• X-linked recessive inheritanceNarrower topic: The pattern concerns variants in genes located on this chromosome.

• Y chromosomeCompared with: The X is the Y chromosome’s recombination partner in limited regions and its alternative in sperm.

• Sex-linked inheritanceRelated: Most recognized sex-linked traits arise from genes on the X chromosome.

• Pseudoautosomal regionRelated: It carries sequences corresponding to those in the Y chromosome's pseudoautosomal regions.

• TetrachromacyRelated: The arrangement of cone-opsin genes on this chromosome helps explain potential variation in cone classes.

• X-linked dominant inheritanceNarrower topic: The variant’s location determines which relatives can inherit it and how it is transmitted.

• Nettie StevensBroader topic: Stevens identified the X chromosome as part of the chromosome pattern associated with female development in mealworms.

• X-linked agammaglobulinemiaNarrower topic: BTK lies on this chromosome, linking its inheritance pattern to the disease's name.

• Tetrasomy XBroader topic: The four copies that define this condition are all X chromosomes.

• Aicardi syndromeNarrower topic: The syndrome’s sex distribution has led researchers to suspect an X-linked mechanism.