Mechanical force prolongs acute inflammation via T‐cell‐dependent pathways during scar formation
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Michael Sorkin | Michael T Longaker | Geoffrey C Gurtner | M. Longaker | G. Gurtner | J. Glotzbach | M. Januszyk | V. Wong | M. Sorkin | K. Rustad | J. Paterno | Josemaria Paterno | Jason P. Glotzbach | Kristine C Rustad | Victor W Wong | Michael Januszyk | Kemal Levi | Jason P Glotzbach | K. Levi | Victor W. Wong | Jason P. Glotzbach | Kristine C. Rustad | Michael Januszyk
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