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Acknowledgements to Reviewers Acta Pharmacologica Sinica (2020) 41: i–iv © 2020 CPS and SIMM All rights reserved 1671-4083/20 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 November 1, 2019 to October 31, 2020 (including papers published and rejected). AA, Ji-ye (Nanjing) CHEN, Hong-guang (Tianjin) DAI, Hou-yong (Nanjing) ACCORNERO, Federica (Columbus) CHEN, Hou-zao (Beijing) DAI, Mei (Cincinnati) ALOBAID, Abdulaziz S (Riyadh) CHEN, Hsin-Hung (Tainan) DAI, Min (Hefei) ARAYA, Jun (Minato-ku) CHEN, Jing (Jining) DAI, Xiao-yan (Guangzhou) ARIGA, Hiroyoshi (Sapporo) CHEN, Jing (Shanghai) DAI, Yue (Nanjing) ARIYOSHI, Wataru (Kitakyushu) CHEN, Jun (Shanghai) DANG, Yong-jun (Shanghai) ASTOLFI, Andrea (Perugia) CHEN, Jun (Tianjin) DAS, Archita (Augusta) BAI, Li-Yuan (Taichung) CHEN, Kun-qi (Suzhou) DAY, Regina M (Bethesda) BAI, Xiaowen (Milwaukee) CHEN, Nai-hong (Beijing) DE GEEST, Bruno (Ghent) BAN, Tao (Harbin) CHEN, Peng (Guangzhou) DENG, Xian-ming (Xiamen) BANERJEE, D (Chandigarh) CHEN, Qiu-yun (Zhenjiang) DENG, Xiao-yong (Shanghai) BAO, Jin-ku (Chengdu) CHEN, Rui-zhen (Shanghai) DENG, Xu-ming (Changchun) BAO, Mei-hua (Changsha) CHEN, Shuai-shuai (Linhai) DENG, Yi-lun (San Antonio) BAO, Yu-qian (Shanghai) CHEN, Shu-zhen (Beijing) DING, Fei (Nantong) BARTON, Samantha (Parkville) CHEN, Tian-feng (Guangzhou) DING, Jin-song (Changsha) BAY, Boon Huat (Singapore) CHEN, Wan-jin (Fuzhou) DING, Jun-jie (Shanghai) BHARADWAJ, Mausumi (Noida) CHEN, Xiang-mei (Beijing) DING, Ke (Guangzhou) BI, Hui-chang (Guangzhou) CHEN, Xiao (Shanghai) DING, Wen-xing (Kansas City) BIAN, Jin-Song (Singapore) CHEN, Xing-miao (Hong Kong) DONG, Qihan (Sydney) BIAN, Liu-guan (Shanghai) CHEN, Xiongwen (Philadelphia) DONG, Qing-hua (Hangzhou) BRENNER, David A (La Jolla) CHEN, Xiu-ping (Macau) DONG, Wei-guo (Wuhan) BRYANT, Andrew J (Gainesville) CHEN, Xue-ran (Hefei) DONG, Yunzhou (Boston) BURGESS, Janette K (Groningen) CHEN, Yanfang (Dayton) DOUGLASS, Alan B (Ottawa) CABALLERO, Ricardo (Madrid) CHEN, Yi (Shanghai) DU, Yi-chao (Luzhou) CAI, Jun (Guangzhou) CHEN, Ying-jie (Minneapolis) DUAN, Dayue Darrel (Reno) CAI, Lu (Louisville) CHEN, Yuh-Lien (Taipei) DUAN, Jia-lin (Xi-an) CAI, Wei-min (Shanghai) CHEN, Yun (Bronx) DUAN, Jubao (Chicago) CAI, Yi (Guangzhou) CHEN, Zhe-yu (Jinan) DUAN, Wei-xun (Xi-an) CAI, Youqing (Houston) CHEN, Zhi (Hangzhou) DUAN, You-rong (Shanghai) CAO, Brian B (Grand Rapids) CHEN, Zhi-hua (Hangzhou) DURGO, Ksenija (Zagreb) CAO, Ji (Hangzhou) CHEN, Zhuo (Shanghai) EGGERTSEN, G (Stockholm) CAO, Jun-li (Xuzhou) CHENG, Jen-Kun (Taipei) FAN, Dai-di (Xi-an) CAO, Nan (Guangzhou) CHENG, Kun (Kansas City) FAN, Guo-Chang (Cincinnati) CASADO-MEDRANO, Victoria CHENG, Wen-fang (Qingdao) FAN, Li (Beijing) (Philadelphia) CHENG, Xiang (Wuhan) FANG, Yan-fen (Shanghai) CASO, Javier (Madrid) CHENG, Yan (Hershey) FENG, Liang (Nanjing) CERVANTES-PÉREZ, Luz (Mexico City) CHENG, Yong-xian (Shenzhen) FENG, Lin-yin (Shanghai) CHANG, Na (Beijing) CHENG, Zhongjian (Philadelphia) FENG, Wei-sheng (Zhengzhou) CHANG, Wei-qiao (Taipei) CHIANG, Meng-Tsan (Keelung) FENG, Zhe (Beijing) CHATCHAI, Muanprasat (Bangkok) CHIN, Young-Won (Gwanak-gu) FEO, Francesco (Sassari) CHEN, BH (Taipei) CHOI, Bok Hee (Jeonju) FLORIO, Tullio (Genova) CHEN, Chieh-fu (Taipei) CHOI, Inhee (Seoul) FLOTOW, Horst (Singapore) CHEN, Chung-Hwan (Kaohsiung) CHOU, Chung-Chuan (Taoyuan) FU, Li-wu (Guangzhou) CHEN, Chun-Jung (Taichung) CHU, Hong-yuan (Bethesda) FU, Wen-guang (Luzhou) CHEN, Dao-feng (Shanghai) CHU, Liang (Wuhan) GANATRA, Sarju (Burlington) CHEN, Gang (Wuhan) CHU, Xiang-ping (Kansas City) GAO, Feng (Xi-an) CHEN, Gao (Hangzhou) COGOLLUDO, Angel (Madrid) GAO, Hui-le (Chengdu) CHEN, Guang (Wuhan) CUI, Meng (Boston) GAO, Jian-jun (Qingdao) CHEN, Guo-qiang (Shanghai) CUI, Qing-hua (Beijing) GAO, Jin-ming (Beijing) CHEN, Hai-feng (Shanghai) CUI, Xian-wei (Nanjing) GAO, Kaifu (East Lansing) CHEN, Hai-jun (Albany) CUI, Zong-jie (Beijing) GAO, Li (Jinan) www.nature.com/aps ii Acknowledgements to Reviewers GAO, Ming (College) HUNG, Jan-jong (Tainan) LI, Su-ping (Beijing) GAO, Xin (Shanghai) HUNG, Ming-Shiu (Zhunan) LI, Tao-Sheng (Nagasaki) GAO, Yan-qin (Shanghai) IM, Dong-Soon (Busan) LI, Wen (Hangzhou) GAO, Zhao-bing (Shanghai) INOUE, Takuya (Izumiotsu) LI, Xiao-hui (Chongqing) GENG, Mei-yu (Shanghai) ISHIKAWA, Tetsuya (Nagoya) LI, Xuping (Houston) GERAGHTY, Patrick (New York) JAFFAR, Jade (Melbourne) LI, Yan (Dallas) GHIGO, Alessandra (Torino) JAKUBOWICZ-GIL, Joanna (Lublin) LI, Yang (Shanghai) GÖKALP, Faik (Kirikkale) JE, Hyun Dong (Gyeongsan) LI, Yi-gang (Shanghai) GONG, Li-kun (Shanghai) JI, Hong-bin (Shanghai) LI, Ying-xia (Shanghai) GONG, Qi-hai (Zunyi) JI, Yong (Nanjing) LI, Yong (Shanghai) GONZALEZ-PARAMAS, Ana M JI, Zhi-liang (Xiamen) LI, Yu-huan (Beijing) (Salamanca) JIA, Wei-ping (Shanghai) LI, Yu-wei (Shanghai) GU, Jing-kai (Changchun) JIANG, Bao-hong (Shanghai) LI, Zhi-yong (Shanghai) GU, Yang-zhuo (Chengdu) JIANG, Chen (Shanghai) LI, Zhuo-ming (Guangzhou) GU, Yi (Cambridge) JIANG, Fan (Jinan) LI, Zi-jing (Xiamen) GU, Yongchuan (Auckland) JIANG, Han-dong (Shanghai) LIAN, Ji-qin (Chongqing) GU, Zhen (Los Angeles) JIANG, Pei (Jining) LIANG, Ping (Hangzhou) GUAN, Feng-ying (Changchun) JIANG, Shi-bo (Shanghai) LIANG, Steven (Boston) GUAN, Xin-yuan (Hong Kong) JIANG, Wei (Chengdu) LIANG, Zhan-hua (Dalian) GUAN, Yong-yuan (Guangzhou) JIANG, Xue-hua (Chengdu) LIANG, Zhong-qin (Suzhou) GUO, Jing-chun (Shanghai) JIANG, Ya-nan (Harbin) LIAO, Yi-Jen (Taipei) GUO, Kun (Shanghai) JIANG, Zhen-zhou (Nanjing) LIAO, Yu-lin (Guangzhou) GUO, Peng (Xi-an) JIAO, Zheng (Shanghai) LIDDELOW, Shane A (New York) GUO, Qing-long (Nanjing) JIN, Hong-jun (Zhuhai) LIM, Yun-Ping (Taichung) GUO, Xiu-li (Jinan) JIN, Wen (Beijing) LIN, Chu-wen (Guangzhou) HADCHOUEL, Juliette (Paris) JIN, Xin-chun (Suzhou) LIN, Jiu-mao (Fuzhou) HAILESELASSIE, Bereketeab (Palo Alto) JING, Qing (Shanghai) LIN, Neng-ming (Hangzhou) HAN, Feng (Nanjing) JOYCE, E (London) LIN, Qingxiang (Buffalo) HAN, Ji-hong (Hefei) KANG, Tae-Hong (Busan) LIN, Yi (Cincinnati) HAN, Ji-hong (Tianjin) KARTHIKEYAN, Muthusamy (Karaikudi) LINGEL, Andreas (Basel) HAN, Xiao (Nanjing) KAZEMI-LOMEDASHT, Fatemeh (Tehran) LIU, Bi-cheng (Nanjing) HE, Chao-yong (Nanjing) 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