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Two viral strains, NiV-Malaysia (NiV-Mal) and NiV-Bangladesh (NiV-Ban), associated to distinct route of transmission, symptoms and lethality have been described. Due to the permanent threat of these emerging infections and the lack of approved therapeutics, it is crucial to improve our understanding regarding NiV-associated pathogenesis. Mice represent a small and accessible animal model, provided with numerous biological tools for the functional assessment of different genes related to antiviral response. Here, we explore the susceptibility of mice deficient for type I interferon receptor (IFNAR KO) to inoculation with either NiV-Mal or NiV-Ban through intraperitoneal or intranasal routes. Our results complement observations showing that IFNAR KO mice are susceptible to NiV-Ban infection via intraperitoneal route, although to a lesser extent than NiV-Mal, and develop encephalitis and a pulmonary syndrome with viral dissemination to various organs. 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