TP53 and cervical carcinoma: Our findings was in consistent with previous report of Yin et al. [33], Tachezy et al. [34], Minaguchi et al. [35] who stated that there was no association between Pro/Pro, Pro/Arg and Arg/Arg residue in the susceptibility of HPV16-postive cervical cancer whereas it was contrary to the report of Helland et al. [36], Josefsson et al. [37], Lanham et al. [38] who reported that an increased risk of cervical cancer was associated with the Arg 72 TP53 allele.