Inhibition of focal adhesion kinase 2 results in a macrophage polarization shift to M2 which attenuates local and systemic inflammation and reduces heterotopic ossification after polysystem extremity trauma
Cassie J. Rowe, Uloma Nwaolu, Daniela Salinas, Jonathan Hong, Johanna Nunez, Jefferson L. Lansford, Conor F. McCarthy, Benjamin K. Potter, Benjamin H. Levi, Thomas A. Davis
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