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Four different routes of inoculation were used with isolate EBLV-1aSK [10<jats:sup>4.8<\/jats:sup>mouse intracerebral median lethal dose (MICLD<jats:sub>50<\/jats:sub>) in 50\u2005\u03bcl]: intramuscular (i.m.) in the deltoid area or masseter region,<jats:italic>per os<\/jats:italic>(p.o.) and intradermal (i.d.) scratches. Isolate EBLV-1aGE (10<jats:sup>3.2<\/jats:sup>and 10<jats:sup>2.2<\/jats:sup>MICLD<jats:sub>50<\/jats:sub>in 20\u2005\u03bcl) was inoculated via the intranasal (i.n.), i.m. (low- and high-dose groups, into pectoral muscles); p.o. and intracerebral (i.c.) routes. None of the bats infected by the i.n., p.o. or i.d. route with either virus isolate developed disease during the experiments (91 or 120\u2005days, respectively). 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