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If administered before the virus reaches the brain, the modern rabies vaccine imparts long-lasting immunity to the virus and saves more than 250,000 people every year. However, the rabies virus can suppress the host\u2019s immune response once it has entered the cells of the brain, making death likely. This study aimed to make use of disorder-based proteomics and bioinformatics to determine the potential impact that intrinsically disordered protein regions (IDPRs) in the proteome of the rabies virus might have on the infectivity and lethality of the disease. This study used the proteome of the Rabies lyssavirus (RABV) strain Pasteur Vaccins (PV), one of the best-understood strains due to its use in the first rabies vaccine, as a model. The data reported in this study are in line with the hypothesis that high levels of intrinsic disorder in the phosphoprotein (P-protein) and nucleoprotein (N-protein) allow them to participate in the creation of Negri bodies and might help this virus to suppress the antiviral immune response in the host cells. Additionally, the study suggests that there could be a link between disorder in the matrix (M) protein and the modulation of viral transcription. The disordered regions in the M-protein might have a possible role in initiating viral budding within the cell. Furthermore, we checked the prevalence of functional disorder in a set of 37 host proteins directly involved in the interaction with the RABV proteins. 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