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Ozturk O et al. – Arylesterase activity of PON1 would help the formation of free–radical type arylamine derivates on the bladder epithelial surface, so that secondary metabolites of paraoxon or related chemicals and biotransformed intermediates of arylamines might be involved in formation of bladder carcinoma.

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