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In a recent publication, a SNP, rs4590952, in a functional KITLG p53-response element (p53-RE) was claimed to have undergone adaptive evolution in Europeans (Zeron-Medina et al., 2013). This conclusion was based on the experimental finding that the G allele exhibits stronger p53-RE activity than the A allele and that the observation that the G allele is found to be in much higher frequency in Europeans than Africans. This SNP is in high linkage disequilibrium with variants that are strongly associated with cancer risk in genome-wide association studies.

No Positive Selection for G Allele in a p53 Response Element in Europeans