I. Introduction
The number of Leukemia related deaths is rapidly increasing around the world. It is caused by mutations in the blood forming tissues in the bone marrow [1]. Leukemia affects the lifecycle of white blood cells in the body. The kind of white blood cells involved and the rate of illness progression are used to categorize it. Leukemia is divided into acute and chronic forms based on the disease’s progression. In acute leukemia, the white blood cells divide uncontrollably and do not mature the way they should. In chronic leukemia the white blood cell matures partly but live longer than normal white blood cells leading to build up in organs [2]. Based on which bone marrow cell the cancer starts in, leukemia is either myeloid or lymphocytic. This gives rise to four different forms of Leukemia, i.e. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, acute lymphocytic leukemia, and chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) [2].