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Marine biology
Genetics
Microbiology

Background:

Current biological understanding relies on limited model organisms.
Most eukaryotic phyla, especially marine protists, lack experimental models, hindering research into their biology, ecology, and diversity.
Marine protists are critical for global nutrient cycles, food webs, and climate, yet are understudied due to a lack of genetic models.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the deficit of marine protist genetic models.
To foster the development of ecologically and taxonomically diverse marine protist genetic models.
To describe a novel community-based approach for developing new research models.

Main Methods:

Launched a community-based initiative in 2015.
Focused on overcoming technical and institutional barriers to model development.
Emphasized collaboration to tackle the complexity of creating new models.

Main Results:

Successfully fostered the development of diverse marine protist genetic models.
Lowered barriers to entry for researchers interested in non-model organisms.
Gained valuable lessons from participants in this collaborative approach.

Conclusions:

A community-based approach is effective for developing new genetic models.
This initiative advanced the study of marine protists and their ecological roles.
The lessons learned can guide future efforts in creating diverse experimental models for understudied organisms.