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Acknowledgements to Reviewers Acta Pharmacologica Sinica (2010) 31: i–ii npg © 2010 CPS and SIMM All rights reserved 1671-4083/10 www.nature.com/aps Acknowledgements to Reviewers The Editorial Board of the Acta Pharmacologica Sinica wishes to thank the following scientists for their unique contribution to this journal in reviewing the papers from October to December in 2009 (including papers published and rejected). AASUM, Ellen (Troms) CHEN, Yi (Shanghai) HUANG, Fei-jun (Chengdu) ABDEL-HALIM, Samy (Örebro) CHEN, Yi-han (Shanghai) HUANG, Jin-ding (Tainan) ALHASHEMI, Jamal A (Jeddah) CHEN, Yu-ming (Guangzhou) HUANG, Wen (Chengdu) ANDRADE, Paula B (Oporto) CHEN, Zhong (Hangzhou) HUANG, Xu-pei (Boca Raton) BACZEK, Tomasz (Gdansk) CHENG, Yu-wen (Taipei) HUANG, Yao (Phoenix) BAI, Chun-xue (Shanghai) CHENG, Zhong-jian (Philadelphia) HUSSAIN, Muhammad Ajaz (Sargodha) BAZOTTE, Roberto Barbosa (Paran) CHEUNG, H Y (Hong Kong) IEIRI, I (Fukuoka) BEMEUR, Chantal (Montreal) CHO, Chi-hin (Hong Kong) JENG, Jiiang-huei (Taipei) BIANCIOTTI, Liliana G (Buenos Aires) CHOI, Jun-shik (Gwangju) JESCHKE, Marc G (Galveston) BISSONNETTE, Elyse (Ste Foy) CHUNG, Stephen S M (Hong Kong) JI, Yong (Nanjing) BLAHETA, Roman A (Frankfurt) CUI, Ran-ji (Pullman) JIA, William (Vancouver) BLOCH, Wilhelm (Cologne) DAI, De-zai (Nanjing) JIANG, Yu-yang (Beijing) BOCK, Thomas (Berlin) DAI, Jing (Boston) JIN, Hong-jun (Richland) BOTELHO, M A (Fortaleza) DAI, Li-yang (Shanghai) JIN, Jun-fei (Charleston) BUENO, Pablo (Granada) DAI, Yue (Nanjing) JING, Yang (Wuhan) BURGESS, Janette K (Sydney) DASH, Alekha (Omaha) JURISIC, Vladimir (Kragujevac) CAI, Lu (Louisville) DEANDRADE, Tiago Gomes (Macei) KAGEYAMA, Yukio (Saitama) CAI, Yu-jun (Rochester) DIFILIPPO, A (Florence) KANETO, Hideaki (Suita) CAO, Yi (Boston) DING, You-song (Ann Arbor) KATUSIC, Zvonimir S (Rochester) CAO, Yu (Qingdao) DONG, Qing-hua (Hangzhou) KHASAWNEH, Fadi T (Pomona) CAPITANI, Silvano (Ferrara) DOU, Gui-fang (Beijing) KIM, Jung-gu (Seoul) CASTANAS, Elias (Heraklion) DUAN, Da-yue (Reno) KIM, Young-hoon (Incheon) CASTELLÓN, Enrique (Santiago) ES-SAFI, Nour Eddine (Rabat) KONTERMANN, Roland E (Stuttgart) CENNI, Elisabetta (Bologna) FANG, Wei-gang (Beijing) KRIZBAI, Istvan (Szeged) CERMAK, Rainer (Leipzig) FAROKHZAD, Omid C (Boston) KURAISHI, Yasushi (Toyama) CHAN, Julie Y H (Kaohsiung) FEO, Francesco (Sassari) LEE, Myung G (Seoul) CHANDRASEKARAN, Adithan 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LIANG, Chang-seng (Rochester) CHEN, Li-bo (Wuhan) HAN, Shou-wei (Louisville) LIANG, Jian-ying (Shanghai) CHEN, Li-li (Wuhan) HAO, Li (Hefei) LIESEGANG, Annette (Zrich) CHEN, Ming-dao (Shanghai) HE, Ben (Shanghai) LIM, Robert (Columbia) CHEN, Ruei-ming (Taipei) HE, Xian-hui (Guangzhou) LIN, Bi-fong (Taipei) CHEN, Shuang-xiu (Yueyang) HENDRIKS, Henk F J (Zeist) LIN, Jaung-geng (Taichung) CHEN, Xi-jing (Nanjing) HOCHT, Christian (Buenos Aires) LIN, Li-ping (Shanghai) CHEN, Xiang-ji (Worcester) HONG, Tian-pei (Beijing) LIN, Xi (Guangzhou) CHEN, Xiao-yan (Shanghai) HOU, Jian (Shanghai) LIN, Yong (Albuquerque) CHEN, Xiu-xu (Milwaukee) HOU, Wan-qiu (Chicago) LIN, Zhi-bin (Beijing) CHEN, Yan-min (Bethesda) HU, Guo-yuan (Shanghai) LING, Eng-ang (Singapore) npg www.nature.com/aps Acknowledgements to Reviewers ii LIPSCOMB, John (Cincinnati) RAUTIO, Jarkko (Kuopio) WU, Chun-fu (Shenyang) LIU, Chang-xiao (Tianjin) REN, Jin (Shanghai) WU, Jie (Phoenix) LIU, Cheng-tzu (Taichung) ROOMI, Waheed (Santa 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