Seattle-based biotech Kineta has raised nearly $800,000. The company, which focuses on accelerating drug research, said the investment will go toward general drug development and "pipeline advancement," specifically for clinical trials like its recently announced phase 1 trial for ShK-186, which treats psoriasis. The company is also doing research to stop the spread of Ebola and other viruses. The psoriasis trial will evaluate the effects of bi-weekly injections of the drug for four weeks in patients…

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