"undetoxified" meaning in English

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          "text": "It is possible that the GSH-Px level or activity may have been adversely affected by increased SOD level or activity after a person is exposed to cigarette smoke. 21,26 This accumulation of undetoxified H 2 O 2, which belongs to the ROS group, may act as a constant source of oxidative stress and increase periodontal destruction in smokers.",
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