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Acknowledgment of Reviewers, 2016 Acknowledgment of Reviewers, 2016 The PNAS editors would like to thank all the individuals who dedicated their considerable time and expertise to the journal by serving as reviewers in 2016. Their generous contribution is deeply appreciated. A Lia Addadi Edoardo Airoldi Kathleen A. Alexander Rommie E. Amaro Lauri A. Aaltonen Nii Addy Joanna Aizenberg R. Wayne Alexander Richard M. Amasino Duur K. Aanen Karen Adelman Javier Aizpurua Emil Alexov Stanley H. Ambrose Jorge D. Abad Neil Adger Caroline M. Michael Alfaro Andre L. B. Ambrosio Adam R. Abate Sankar Adhya Ajo-Franklin Juan D. Alfonzo Indu S. Ambudkar Cory Abate-Shen Claire L. Adida Myles Akabas Thomas J. Algeo Amal Amer Abul K. Abbas Becky Adkins Arne N. Akbar Hashim M. Al-Hashimi Daniel L. Ames Jessica Lee Abbate Jess F. Adkins Omar S. Akbari Nageeb Ali Daniel R. Ames Jonathan Abbatt Carrie Adler Erol Akcay Robin R. Ali James B. Ames Elio A. Abbondanzieri Frederick R. Adler Cezmi Akdis Karen Alim Céline Amiez Dorian S. Abbot Ralph Adolphs Mark Akeson A. Paul Alivisatos Sebastian Amigorena Geoffrey W. Abbott Markus Aebi Joshua M. Akey Michael T. Alkire Ariel Amir Karen C. Abbott Philippe V. Afonso Anna Akhmanova Suvarna Alladi David M. Amodio Larry F. Abbott Arash Afraz Ethan Akin Brian F. Allan L. Mario Amzel Nicholas L. Abbott Hervé Agaisse Deji Akinwande David Alland Gynheung An Rasha Abdel Rahman Dritan Agalliu Shizuo Akira Jun Allard Li An Jeffrey N. Agar Irit Akirav Andrew E. Allen Omar Abdel-Wahab Weihua An Ritesh Agarwal Aleksei Aksimentiev Charles N. Allen Jintanat Ananaworanich Ikuro Abe Neus Agell Dag L. Aksnes Christopher D. C. Allen Madhur Anand Laurent Abel Joel W. Ager III Serap Aksoy Craig D. Allen Sridhar Anandakrishnan Steffen Abel Sargis Aghayan Tatsuya Akutsu Jim Allen Hossain Anawar Asa Abeliovich Jon Agirre Christopher A. Alabi Karen N. Allen Beau M. Ances John Abelson Duncan Agnew Claude Alain Paul M. Allen Kevin J. Anchukaitis John Aber Sean Agnew David Alais Phillip Allen Leander D. L. Anderegg Zsolt Ablonczy Anurag A. Agrawal Muhammad Ashraful Viki Allen William R. L. Anderegg Roger Abounader Arun Agrawal Alam Morten Erik Allentoft Mark L. Andermann John M. Abrams Rakesh Agrawal Eric E. Alani Stefano Allesina Morten Andersen Peter A. Abrams Peter Agre Mikko J. Alava David B. Allison Olaf S. Andersen Scott I. Abrams Jon Ågren Ali Alavi Edward H. Allison Robert Andersen Tom Abrams Christian Agrillo Qais Al-Awqati Steven D. Allison Atholl J. Anderson Hugues Abriel Jay J. Ague Francis Albarede David Allman Cameron Anderson Hector Abruna Fernan Agüero Jawdat Al-Bassam Steven C. Almo Charles T. Anderson Ahmad M. Abu-Akel Jesus Aguirre Frank Alber Emad S. Alnemri Daniel G. Anderson Arhat Abzhanov Christopher A. Ahern Matthew L. Albert Uri Alon David G. Anderson Murat Acar Gerard Ahern Reka Albert Juan C. Alonso David J. Anderson Alessio Accardi Merav Ahissar Simon Alberti Patrick Aloy Gregory Anderson Guillaume Achaz Paul Ahlquist David F. Albertini Gianfranco Alpini James M. Anderson Mark Achtman Kami Ahmad Roger L. Albin Jean Alric Jennifer Anderson David D. Ackerly Susanne Ahmari Thomas E. Mark A. Altabet Jill T. Anderson Joshua M. Ackerman Rafi Ahmed Albrecht-Schmitt Grégoire Altan-Bonnet Mark E. Anderson Martin Ackermann S. Sohail Ahmed Andres Alcover Nihal Altan-Bonnet Michael C. Anderson Alessandro Acquisti Zubair Ahmed Mark S. Aldenderfer Galit Alter Peter Anderson Zach Adam Brian M. M. Ahmer Nick Aldred Florian Altermatt Robert S. Anderson Antoine Adamantidis Hee-don Ahn Courtney C. Aldrich Michael Altherr Stewart A. Anderson Erin J. Adams Seungkirl Ahn Richard W. Aldrich Shoshy Altuvia Goran Andersson John H. Adams Yong-Yeol Ahn Joseph Aldy Andrea Alu Inger Andersson Mark D. Adams Misha B. Ahrens Nasim Alem Veronica A. Alvarez Jan O. Andersson Peter D. Adams Rajeev Ahuja Tomas S. Aleman Lisa Alvarez-Cohen Krister P. Andersson Michael J. Adang Mitsuhiro Aida Dario R. Alessi Rama R. Amara Ulf Gunnar Andersson Patti Adank Allison E. Aiello Becky Alexander Luis A. Nunes Amaral Raul Andino R. Alison Adcock Christopher Aiken Daniel C. Alexander Gaya K. Amarasinghe Tatsuro Ando www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.reviewers113 PNAS | December 27, 2016 | vol. 113 | no. 52 | E8503–E8539 Downloaded by guest on September 29, 2021 Eva Y. Andrei Jonathan Arnold Bruno Averbeck Brett J. Baker Oliver Bannard Henrik Andrén Stevan J. Arnold Kristen Averyt Brian M. Baker Norbert Bannert Olivier Andreolitti Steven E. Arnold Hillel Aviezer Chris I. Baker Roger A. Bannister Bruno Andreotti Maria Ina Arnone María C. Ávila-Arcos David M. Baker Daniele Bano Deborah Andrew David N. Arnosti Karen B. Avraham Ed Baker Balaji Banoth David L. Andrews Eva-Mari Aro Rajeshwar Awatramani Edward N. Baker Gang Bao Timothy J. Andrews Raffi V. 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