• Bat rotavirus strain MSLH14 (G3P[3]) can infect human cholangiocytes . • MSLH14 can cause suckling mice biliary atresia symptom, indicating potential public health risks. • MSLH14 have the potential for establishing a biliary atresia animal model.
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