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Peatey CL et al. – The authors used transgenic Plasmodium falciparum parasites expressing a green fluorescent protein tag in a fluorescence–activated cell sorting–based assay to measure the effect of 8 antimalarial drugs on gametocyte production in vitro. Exposure to antimalarial drugs resulted in an increase in the number of gametocytes in test cultures. Although a dose–dependent reduction in late–stage gametocyte viability was observed, none of the drugs tested statistically significantly reduced gametocyte numbers.


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