The mission of Chimerism is to disseminate high quality scientific work that provides novel insights into the spectrum of chimerism in human health and disease, both beneficial and adverse effects. The journal is highly interdisciplinary providing a forum of exchange for studies of naturally acquired chimerism as well as iatrogenic chimerism, the latter in transplantation and transfusion.

Chimerism is of special interest to physicians, scientists, and other investigators in transplantation, transfusion, maternal-fetal medicine, genetics, immunology, cancer and infectious diseases.

The readership of Chimerism is anticipated to include M.D. and Ph.D. scientists as well as other professional personnel.