Antonyms for x-linked
ˈɛksˌlɪŋktx-linked

Princeton's WordNet

1. X-linkedadjective

   relating to genes or characteristics or conditions carried on the X chromosome

   "an X-linked mutation"

How to use x-linked in a sentence?

1. Jaime Hart:

   Studies have shown that pollution increases inflammation and oxidative stress, both of which have been linked to increased mortality, those studies weren't done in lung cancer patients, but it is reasonable to think that similar things may be occurring.

2. Zoe Ryan:

   The manifestos that were typically written in the first part of the last century were how architects, artists, designers responded to change: pulling together these great statements and visions that were very utopic, now we are living through the fallout of the dreams that were never realised ... The projects show design is inextricably linked to everyday life and issues with social implications.

3. Martin Halle:

   The real game-changer comes when you factor in the environmental constraints – climate change, land scarcity and water scarcity, and all of these are linked.

4. Shinzo Abe:

   We must take the recent momentum toward denuclearization on the Korean peninsula and toward peace and security in Northeast Asia, and, cooperating even further with international society, make sure this is linked to concrete action by North Korea.

5. Stephanie King:

   Synchrony has also been linked to oxytocin release in humans, which promotes trust and co-operation.

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