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Yes, enzymes are present in the fingers, primarily in the skin and sweat glands. These enzymes, such as lipases and proteases, help break down substances on the skin's surface and play a role in maintaining skin health. Additionally, enzymes are involved in various biochemical processes within the cells of the skin and underlying tissues.

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