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 This approach begins with the alignment
  of the two most closely related sequences (as determined by
  pairwise analysis) and subsequently adds the next closest
  sequence or sequence group to this initial pair
  [37,7]. This process
  continues in an iterative fashion, adjusting the positioning of
  indels in all sequences.
  The major shortcoming of this approach is that a bias may be
  introduced in the inference of the ordered series of motifs
  (homologous parts) because of an overrepresentation of a subset of sequences.
Chantal Korostensky
1999-07-14