The document discusses enzymes and their specificity. It explains that enzymes are proteins that catalyze chemical reactions and only work on specific substrates that fit their active site. This allows enzymes to speed up reactions in the body without being used up. Different types of specificity are described, such as absolute specificity where each enzyme only catalyzes one reaction, and stereochemical specificity where enzymes act on specific three-dimensional structures of molecules. The document provides examples of enzymatic roles in digestion, DNA replication, and the liver breaking down toxins.