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Although the complex life cycles of malaria parasites necessitate ion and solute flux across membranes, the whole-genome sequencing of the human pathogen Plasmodium falciparum revealed remarkably few orthologs of known ion channel genes. Contrasting with this, biochemical studies have implicated the channel-mediated flux of ions and nutritive solutes across several membranes in infected erythrocytes. Here, I review advances in the cellular and molecular biology of ion channels in malaria parasites. These studies have implicated novel parasite genes in the formation of at least two ion channels, with additional ion channels likely present in various membranes and parasite stages. Computational approaches that rely on homology to known channel genes from higher organisms will not be very helpful in identifying the molecular determinants of these activities. 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