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. 2001 Apr 17;98(9):5228–5233. doi: 10.1073/pnas.091447398

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Transmission-blocking effect of anti-mosquito midgut mAb MG25E, MG24C, or MG4B, on P. vivax development in An. gambiae (filled bars) and An. stephensi (open bars) mosquitoes. (a) Oocyst infection prevalence in mosquitoes allowed to feed on MG25E (n = 18 and 22 for An. gambiae and An. stephensi, respectively), MG24C (n = 3 and 15), MG4B (n = 9 and 11), Ab control (n = 28 and 37), or chimpanzee serum control (n = 28 and 39) is expressed as geometric means. * denotes statistical significance at the 0.05 level as compared with the chimpanzee and Ab control groups. (b) Oocyst infection intensity is expressed as geometric mean ± SEM of infected mosquitoes fed MG25E, MG24C, MG4B, Ab control, or chimpanzee control. * denotes statistical significance at the 0.05 level as compared with the chimpanzee and Ab control groups.