La mission du réseau ThéCell est de promouvoir la recherche translationnelle en thérapie cellulaire, tissulaire et génique au Québec, avec une vision de rayonnement international. Notre objectif principal est de favoriser la translation vers la clinique des thérapies cellulaires, tissulaires et géniques au profit de la santé de la population.
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