"undercarboxylated" meaning in English

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      "form": "more undercarboxylated",
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          "text": "Because circulating undercarboxylated (Glu-OCN) can act directly on pancreatic β -cells to stimulate insulin secretion [ 20, 55 – 57 ], it would be expected that a reduction in Glu-OCN would lead to a decrease in insulin secretion.",
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        "Inadequately carboxylated."
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