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2012) 33: I–Ii Npg © 2012 CPS and SIMM All Rights Reserved 1671-4083/12 Acta Pharmacologica Sinica (2012) 33: i–ii npg © 2012 CPS and SIMM All rights reserved 1671-4083/12 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 March 2012 to April 2012 (including papers published and rejected). A, Ji-ye (Nanjing) DAI, Jian-xin (Shanghai) JIANG, Hong (Wuhan) ALBARELLOS, GA (Buenos Aires) DAI, Mei (Cincinnati) JURISIC, Vladimir (Kragujevac) ALITHEEN, Noorjahan (Serdang) DAI, Yue (Nanjing) KANG, Ju-seop (Seoul) AL-ZAHRANI, Mohammad S (Jeddah) DE BOCK, Lies (Gent) KHATRI, Parag M (Mumbai) ANDERA, Ladislav (Prague) DING, Sheng-yuan (Memphis) KOCIC, Ivan (Gdansk) ANGELONE, Tommaso DONG, Yu-gang (Guangzhou) KORIYAMA, Y (Kanazawa) (Arcavacata di Rende) DOU, Gui-fang (Beijing) KRALOVEC, Jaroslav A (Dartnouth) AVIELLO, Gabriella (Naples) DU, Jun-bao (Beijing) KUAN, Yu-hsiang (Taichung) B RUDKIN, Brian (Lyon Cedex 07) DUARTE, Carlos B (Coimbra) KWAN, Chiu-yin (Taichung) BA, Xue-qing (Changchun) ECKERT, Randal (Inglewood) LASH, Lawrence Harold (Detroit) BAARTSCHEER, Antonius (Amsterdam) EL-SAYED, Wael M (Abbassia) LEUNG, KW (Hershey) BAI, Xiao-chun (Guandzhou) ESSAFI, Makram (Tunis) LI, Chuan-fu (Johnson City) BAKHSHANDEH, Behnaz (Tehran) FAN, Chun-ling (Baltimore) LI, Fang (Silver Spring) BENAGIANO, V (Bari) FANG, Yu-jiang (Columbia) LI, Hong (Dalian) BIAN, Zhao-xiang (Hong Kong) FLORIO, Tullio (Genova) LI, Min-yong (Ji-nan) BLAHETA, Roman A (Frankfurt am Main) FRICKER, Gert (Heidelberg) LI, Xiao-lu (Ji-nan) BOOZ, George W (Jackson) GALLO, Maria Pia (Torino) LI, Xuan-wen (Philadelphia) BROWN, Craig E (Victoria) GASCÓN, Alicia Rodríguez (Vitoria) LI, Yong-jun (Shijiazhuang) BUENO, Pablo (Granada) GÓMEZ-GARRE, Dulcenombre (Madrid) LI, Zhen-zhong (Jinan) CAI, Ji-qun (Shenyang) GORRELL, Mark (Newtown) LIANG, Bo (Copenhagen) CAI, Wei-ming (Shanghai) GU, Jing-kai (Changchun) LIANG, Feng (Chengdu) CAO, De-liang (Springfield) GU, Yong (Shanghai) LIAO, Duan-fang (Hengyang) CAO, Qi-chen (Shenyang) GUAN, Han-jun (Lexington) LIMANA, F (Rome) CASO, Javier (Madrid) GUO, Qing-long (Nanjing) LIN, Yong (Albuquerque) CHANDRASEKARAN, Adithan GUO, Xiu-li (Ji-nan) LIU, Chang-xiao (Tianjin) (Pondicherry) HANSS, Michel (Bron cedex) LIU, Cheng-hai (Shanghai) CHANG, Zhi-jie (Beijing) HANSSON, Markus (Lund) LIU, Chin-san (Changhua city) CHAO, Jane C-J (Taipei) HE, Jian-xin (Guangzhou) LIU, Fu-dong (Farmington) CHATURVEDULA, Ayyappa (Atlanta) HE, Ming (Nanchang) LIU, Hong-li (Wuhan) CHEN, Chung-ming (Taipei) HE, Qiao-jun (Hangzhou) LIU, Jing-gen (Shanghai) CHEN, Gui-hai (Hefei) HE, Xian-hui (Guangzhou) LIU, Qiang (Phoenix) CHEN, Guo-qiang (Shanghai) HIRATA, Naoyuki (Sapporo) LIU, Rui-ting (Beijing) CHEN, Hsing I (Hualien) HOCHT, Christian (Buenos Aires) LIU, Shing Hwa (Taipei) CHEN, Jia-shu (Guangzhou) HOEFER, Imo E (Utrecht) LIU, Xiao-dong (Nanjing) CHEN, Jing (Shanghai) HONG, Jiang (Shanghai) LIU, Yi-tong (College Park) CHEN, Long (Nanjing) HSIEH, Ching-liang (Taichung) LONG, Yun Chau (Singapore) CHEN, Xiao-yan (Shanghai) HSU, Yi-hsiang (Boston) LOU, Yi-jia (Hangzhou) CHEN, Xi-jing (Nanjing) HU, Chao-xin (Baltimore) LU, Li-min (Shanghai) CHEN, Xuan-mao (Seattle) HU, Qing-hua (Wuhan) LU, Lin (Baltimore, Maryland) CHEN, Yan (Wuhan) HU, Xia-min (Wuhan) LU, Qiang 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(Nanjing) YU, De-hua (Shanghai) MOWAFY, HA (Jazan) WANG, Feng-sheng (Kaohsiung) YU, Wei-ping (Nanjing) NIELSEN, Elisabet I (Uppsala) WANG, he-yao (Shanghai) YU, Ying-nian (Hangzhou) ODA, Yutaka (Osaka) WANG, Hong-yun (Beijing) YUAN, Fang (Beijing) PARK, Yong-doo (Jiaxing) WANG, Hua-lin (Wuhan) ZENG, Su (Hangzhou) PASQUA, Oscar Della (Leiden) WANG, Hui-min (Kaohsiung) ZHANG, Bo (Chongqing) PEI, Bo (La Jolla) WANG, Xiu-jie (Chengdu) ZHANG, Chun (Wuhan) PENG, Hong-li (Shanghai) WANG, Ya-ning (Clarksburg) ZHANG, FK (Beijing) PENG, Jun (Changsha) WEI, Wei (Hefei) ZHANG, Jian-dong (Durham) PENG, Ying (Guangzhou) WINSHIP, Ian (Edmonton) ZHANG, Xiao-dong (Tianjin) QIAO, Shu-hong (Memphis) WU, Bin (Guangzhou) ZHANG, Xiao-lian (Wuhan) QIN, Zheng-hong (Suzhou) WU, Chang-jer (Keelung) ZHANG, Xiu-hua (Wenzhou) QIU, Yu-dong (Nanjing) WU, Yan-min (Hangzhou) ZHANG, Yong-wei (Washington DC) REN, Jun (Laramie) WU, Yong (Oklahoma City) ZHANG, Yun (Kunming) REN, Xiao-hui (Shanghai) WU, Zu-qun (Hangzhou) 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Ye-hong (Guangzhou) TZEN, Jason (Taichung) YI, Fan (Ji-nan) ZOU, Xue-nong (Guangzhou) VAN PELT, Jos F (Leuven) YOU, Li (Shanghai) ZUO, Jian-ping (Shanghai) Acta Pharmacologica Sinica.
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