Question

A cancer in which the cells become gelatinous is called

Answer 1

A cancer in which the cells become gelatinous is called Colloid cancer.

Answer 2

The answer is colloid cancer. Or mucinous carcinoma. It is a type of carcinoma (cancer) in which the neoplastic cells secrete conspicuous quantities of mucin (a type of secretion) and, as a result, the neoplasm is likely to be glistening, sticky, and gelatinoid in consistency.