Which of the following is/are expected challenges in the field of tissue engineering?     Creating artificial scaffolds that provide the correct signals to direct cell behavior.     Finding the correct combination of chemical and mechanical signals to direct cells to undergo morphogenesis and/or differentiation when grown on a scaffold.     Obtaining stem cells that are capable of attaching to a scaffold and responding appropriately to it to assemble a functional organ.     a, b, and c

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