The Internet contains scientific information in increasing amounts. It is p
ossible to obtain the latest information, and Web services can easily be ma
intained and updated. We have set up three Internet ser vices an immunodefi
ciencies. Immunodeficiency-related mutation information is available in imm
unodeficiency mutation databases (IDbases). Currently 14 registries are dis
tributed, including information about Bloom syndrome (BLMbase), X-linked ag
ammaglobulinemia (BTKbase), X-linked and autosomal recessive chronic granul
omatous diseases (CYBBbase for X-linked CGD, CYBAbase for p22(phox) deficie
ncy NCF1base for p47(phox) deficiency NCF2base for p67(phox) deficiency), C
D3 gamma and CD3 epsilon deficiencies (CD3Gbase, CD3Ebase), X-linked hyper-
IgM syndrome (CD40Lbase), T-B+ severe combined immunodeficiency (JAK3base),
V(D)J recombination defects (RAG1base, RAG2base), X-linked lymphoprolifera
tive syndrome (SH2D1Abase), and ZAP-70 deficiency (ZAP70base). Information
on laboratories analysing the genetic defects is collected to IDdiagnostics
registry Due to the rareness of immunodeficiencies there are very few labo
ratories performing genetic diagnostics. Such laboratories are Listed in ID
diagnostics and physicians can use the registry to find a suitable laborato
ry for their diagnostic needs. Immunodeficiency Resource (IDR) is a compreh
ensive integrated knowledge base for all the information on immunodeficienc
ies, including clinical, biochemical, genetic, structural and computational
data and analyses. Air three services are available at http: //www.uta.fi/
imt/bioinfo/.