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Studies in the <jats:italic>ia<\/jats:italic> mutant have shown that when pluripotent hemopoietic stem cells from normal littermates are transplanted into <jats:italic>ia<\/jats:italic> recipients, normal osteoclasts are formed and the skeletal sclerosis is eventually cured. The present study was conducted to provide evidence for the mechanism of the cure. Do the transplanted stem cells provide a helper function, i.e. secrete soluble factor(s) which transform pre\u2010existing osteoclasts, or do they fuse with each other or pre\u2010existing osteoclasts, to form functional osteoclasts? Using the procedures described by Goldschneider and co\u2010workers, and fluorescence\u2010activated cell sorting (FACS), pluripotent hemopoietic stem cells were isolated from normal rat bone marrow, labeled with saturated FITC, and injected intravenously into irradiated <jats:italic>ia<\/jats:italic> rats. After 48 hr, the recipients' long bones were removed and split longitudinally, and the endosteal surface was scraped. The resulting cellular suspension containing osteoclasts was examined by phase contrast and fluorescence microscopy. Fluorescing mononuclear cells of donor origin that had homed to the bone marrow demonstrated moderate cytoplasmic fluorescence. Approximately 30% of the osteoclasts observed demonstrated light cytoplasmic fluorescence. When cellular pools incapable of curing osteopetrosis (thymocytes) were labeled and injected into <jats:italic>ia<\/jats:italic> recipients, no labeled osteoclasts were observed. 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