they turn white and this one cell multiplys in order for them to find a cure they would half to study the disease in a labortory rouge cells transformed into "cops"

1.The white blood cells they would have been had they not been cancerous. 2.Stanford University recently announced that they may have accidently stumbled on a way to reprogram certain cancerous cells to turn against their own. 3.cells had transformed into good "cops" the scientists exposed them to cancer cells and pathogens.

1) The thing that happens to the people that suffer from Acute lymphocytic leukemia is their regular blood cells turn into lymphocyte and monocyte cells. 2) The challenge that the Stanford researchers found was that the disease left patients with avery weak immune systems and it was hard to find a cure to eradicate the illness. 3) The cancerous cells were transformed when the other cells carrying the chemical signals turning them into macrophage cells.

3: They transformed when they were mixed with another cell. They transformed to macrophage cells 2: The challenge the scientist face was they could not finish there test on the cells. They could not keep the cell alive long enough, and it would die before they could finish. That was the problem the scientist faced. 1: The cells attack the immune system.