. >> narrator: despite the risk, pfizer built a world-class research team in groton, connecticut, androught in a veteran in gram-negative research: john quinn. >> in 1983, when i finished my training, almost every pharmaceutical company had an antibiotic development team, and by the time i landed at pfizer in 2008, we were really down to three big guys and some smaller companies, bio-techs and so on. and i think all of us felt that, you know, we had a moral obligation to continue to work in this area. there was a pressing clinical need. most companies had abandoned the field and we were still in the game. we were proud to still be in the game. >> narrator: quinn and his team believed they were on to something big-- several different compounds to treat gram-negatives. the potential breakthroughs got the attention of the company's science advisors, including brad spellberg. >> i felt that their pipeline was probably the most comprehensive and important anti-bacterial pipeline in the world, focusing on the types of bacteria that we're really having severe problems with right now. >> hoff

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