这人也没引大阎

这人也没引大阎

这段时间大Yan怼小Yan依然硝烟弥漫，战火未止，小Yan虽然不在城中，但有我这样的虎将帮忙，护颜派也越战越勇，可是我的子弹差不多用完了，今天再让谷小哥帮忙找弹药。

小哥刚才报告，说：皇阿哥，快看，找到了，这人也搞出来GLUT1的结构，样子和小Yan的几乎一模一样，文章里不停地引用小Yan的文，却只字不提大Yan的喇叭，你说这个是不是好弹！

我连忙说：好蛋，好蛋，还是小哥厉害，可惜你马上不能上我的华为手机了，怎么办？小哥说: 没事，你可以搞个苹果玩玩，或者是Samsung，我们在那里见，皇阿哥有办法的。我说：是的，是的，继续合作，别告诉你那天才总统，不然他会把皇阿哥给列入黑名单的。小哥：对，对，不告诉他，皇阿哥忘记了，我可是个川黑。我：啊，我第一次听说。小哥：是的，我是的。好了，不耽误皇阿哥发炮弹了。

送走小哥，我又看了看这文，真是好蛋。一看题目就知道：

Mechanistic Study of Human Glucose Transport Mediated by GLUT1
Xuegang Fu,† Gang Zhang,† Ran Liu,† Jing Wei,*,† Daisy Zhang-Negrerie,§ Xiaodong Jian,∥
and Qingzhi Gao*,†,‡
†Tianjin Key Laboratory for Modern Drug Delivery & High-Efficiency, School of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology, Tianjin University, Tianjin, 300072, P. R. China
‡Tianjin University Collaborative Innovation Center of Chemical Science and Engineering, Tianjin, 300072, P. R. China
§Concordia International School, 999 Mingyue Road, Shanghai, 201206, P. R. China
∥National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin, TEDA Service Outsourcing Industrial Park, Binhai New Area, Tianjin, 300457, P. R. China

不仅是好蛋，还是来自祖国的好蛋。一见就亲切，两眼马上泪汪汪的，真是，祖国呀，你真是厉害了，这些高大上的文章都是来自你温暖的怀抱，而且一样的出一篇还不够，硬要出两篇给美国佬和文学城里的我们这些假洋鬼子看看，想气死我们吗？这个不是小华为也是小中兴。

不仅如此，而且这次居然敢又不引用我们大Yan的文章，这不明明是学小Yan硬和我们尊敬的大Yan过不去吗？更有甚者，明明是死体做的，还竟敢恬不知耻地叫“机理研究”（Mechanistic study），一看就Chinglish不讲，这不明明是想气死我们大Yan吗，只有他才能用野路子在活体上做机理的！这次如果他要告你们，肯定有case，别怪我不护你们哈，因为我不知道你们是男是女，长得好不好看，对不起了！

怎么这么似曾相识，这不明明是我们大Yan的喇叭吗？

还有这个，这不是我们大Yan早都预测到的东西吗？而且和小Yan的一模一样，可是小Yan却一个P不放，还不是人家引用了她的东西，没有引用我们大Yan的东西，两个人联合欺负我们大Yan是不是？

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如果我是审稿，肯定会让他们加上大Yan的文章，免得惹上官司：

59.  Yan, RT Cell paper 

60.  Yan, RT PNAS paper