Iterative versus Progressive multiple sequence alignment
Hey all,
I am aligning approximately 50 DNA sequences of related house-keeping genes. Will a progressive multiple sequence alignment algorithm such as ClustalW work well with this type of information? And if i use a iterative algorithm such as the MAFFT server, will this even matter since the sequences are already closely related? Any help would be appreciated.
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