Abstract
The scRNA-Seq has become a powerful tool for unbiased and systematic characterization of cells in a given tissue. Indeed, the application of scRNA-Seq in patient tumors has identified multiple cell subpopulation and highlighted intercellular connections in the tumor microenvironment. In this paper, we review the progress of research on scRNA-Seq in the field of laryngeal cancer and other tumors in the last decade, which is of interest to explore the pathogenesis of laryngeal cancer and other malignancies.
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