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2007 Mar; 28 (3): I–Iii Acta Pharmacol Sin 2007 Mar; 28 (3): i–iii Acknowledgements to Reviewers The Editorial Board of the Acta Pharmacologica Sinica wishes to thank the following scientists for their unique contribu- tion to this journal in reviewing the papers from October to December in 2006 (including papers published and rejected). ABBATE, Antonio (Richmond) CHEN, Ruei-ming (Taipei) GLINKA, Yelena (Toronto) ABDEL-RAHMAN, Abdel A (Greenville) CHEN, Sheng-hsuan (Taipei) GONG, Xing-guo (Hangzhou) AGATONOVIC-KUSTRIN, Snezana (Perth) CHEN, Xiao-chun (Baltimore) GOSENS, Reinoud (Groningen) AHN, Cheol-hee (Seoul) CHEN, Yan (Wuhan) GRANADOS-SOTO, Vinicio (México DF) AHN, Yong-ho (Seoul) CHEN, Yen-chou (Taipei) GU, Jing-kai (Changchun) AKAGI, Reiko (Soja) CHEN, Yi-yue (Guangzhou) GU, Jun (Beijing) AKIBA, S (Kyoto) CHEN, Zhi-nan (Xi'an) GU, Zhen-lun (Suzhou) ALBERT, Philippe (Reims) CHEN, Zhong (Hangzhou) GUAN, Xin-yuan (Hong Kong) ALTIOK, Nedret (Istanbul) CHENG, Yih-shyun Edmond (Taipei) GUAN, Zhi-zhong (Stockholm) ARANTES, EC (Ribeirão Preto) CHENG, Yung-chi (New Haven) GUDELSKY, Gary (Cincinnati) ARNI, R K (Sao Jose do Rio Preto) CHIOU, Tzeon-jye (Taipei) GUH, Jih-hwa (Taipei) AZAR, R R (Beirut) CHOI, Jun-shik (Gwangju) GUO, De-an (Beijing) BA, Xue-qing (Changchun) CHOQUET, Daniel (Bordeaux) GUO, Ning (Beijing) BAŚKIEWICZ-MASIUK, Magdale (Szczecin) CHUNG, Jing-gung (Taichung) GUO, Qing-long (Nanjing) BACKS, Johannes (Dallas) CHUNG, Suk-jae (Seoul) GUO, Ya-jun (Shanghai) BAE, Yoe-sik (Busan) CICCARELLI, Renata (Chieti) GUO, Zhi-hong (Hong Kong) BAI, Dong-lu (Shanghai) CORREIA-PINTO, Jorge (Braga) HAEFLIGER, JA (Lausanne) BAI, Chun-xue (Shanghai) CUI, Liao (Zhanjiang) HAHM, Ki-baik (Seongnam) BALLERINI, Patrizia (Chieti) CUI, Zong-jie (Beijing) HAN, Guo-zhu (Dalian) BATTEN, Trevor Francis (Leeds) CÂMARA, Niels Olsen Saraiva (São Paulo) HAN, Xiao (Nanjing) BEMEUR, Chantal (Montreal) DAI, De-zai (Nanjing) HANTZ, Sebastien (Limoges) BENEDETTI, Margherita Strolin (Nanterre) DAI, Li-cheng (Huzhou) HAO, Wei (Changsha) BERGADO, J (La Habana) DAI, Yue (Nanjing) HE, Qun (Changsha) BERGER, W (Vienna) DE ANDRADE, Tiago Gomes (Macei) HE, Xian-hui (Guangzhou) BIERHAUS, Angelika (Heidelberg) DE LA CRUZ, JP (Málaga) HEINLOTH, Alexandra Natalie BOGLER, Oliver (Houston) DESHPANDE, VS (Los Angeles) (Rearch 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Zhi-jie (Beijing) FENOGLIO, Carla (Pavia) HUANG, Xu-pei (Boca Raton) CHEN, Fa-ming (Xi’an) FRANCI, CR (Ribeirão Preto) HUNG, Chen-road (Tainan) CHEN, Fen-er (Shanghai) FREIRE, Manuel (Santiago de Compostela) IANCU, Theodore C (Haifa) CHEN, Gui-hai (Hefei) FRICKER, Gert (Heidelberg) IKEJIMA, Takashi (Shenyang) CHEN, Hong (Beijing) FRITSCHE, Thomas R (North Liberty) ISAKA, M (Little Rock) CHEN, Hong (Shanghai) FROTA, Mario (Porto Alegre) IVERSEN, Per Ole (Oslo) CHEN, Jian-guo (Wuhan) GAO, Tian-ming (Guangzhou) IWANAGA, Yoshitaka (Kyoto) CHEN, Jing (Shanghai) GAO, Yu-jing (Hamilton) JECHLINGER, Wolfgang (Vienna) CHEN, Ming-dao (Shanghai) GARCIA-LOPEZ, Patricia (México DF) JENG, JH (Taipei) CHEN, Qi-min (Tianjin) GENG, Mei-yu (Qingdao) JI, Yong-hua (Shanghai) ©2007 CPS and SIMM i Acknowledgements to Reviewers Acta Pharmacologica Sinica ISSN 1671-4083 JIANG, Bing-hua (Shanghai) LI, Wen-xin (Wuhan) MOK, Vincent CT (Hong Kong ) JIANG, Jia-hua (Indianapolis) LI, Xiao-hui (Chongqing) MONTEIRO, 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KE, Zun-ji (Shanghai) LIN, Yuh-ling (Taipei-Hsien) PAN, Min-hsiung (Kaohsiung) KESSON, Alison Margaret (Westmead) LING, Thomas KW (Hong Kong) PAROMOV, Victor M (Johnson City) KIM, Jin Won (Seoul) LISOWSKA, K (Lodz) PASSINO, Claudio (Pisa) KIM, Sang Chan (Daegu) LIU, Bi-cheng (Nanjing) PEREDA, Jaime Sixto (Santiago) KLEIN, J (Amarillo) LIU, Biing-hui (Taichung) PERIS, José Esteban (Burjassot) KO, Kam Ming (Hong Kong) LIU, Cheng-hai (Shanghai) PESSOA-PUREUR, Regina (Porto Alegre) KOCIC, Ivan (Gdansk) LIU, Cheng-tzu (Taichung) PITT, William G (Provo) KODAMA, Masaaki (Yufu) LIU, Geng-tao (Beijing) QI, Xian-rong (Beijing) KOLETTIS, Theofilos M (Ioannina) LIU, Hong (Shanghai) QIN, Wen-xin (Shanghai) KOZUBEK, Stanisla (Brno) LIU, Shing-hwa (Taipei) QIN, Zheng-hong (Suzhou) KRALOVEC, Jaroslav A (Dartnouth) LIU, Jian-ning (Nanjing) QU, Yi (Chengdu) KRAUS, Ludwig (München) LIU, Jie (Research Triangle Park) RASOULI, Mehdi (Sari) KULIK, Akos (Freiburg) LIU, Wen-guang (Tianjin) RAZ, Itamar 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