• Aligns and displays a list of sequences
• List may consist of any combination of:
        * Frame names (e.g. #$A7120.all4312)
        * Names in string (e.g. "A7120.all4312")
        * Short names (e.g. all4312)
        * Symbols of name or short name (e.g. 'all4312)
        * Variables holding one or more reference to a gene or protein
        * Strings containing nucleotide or amino acid sequences
• The alignment is displayed with the specified line-length (default 50)
• Each line is shown as segments of segment-length (default 10).
        This is useful, for example, to display codons in an open reading frame
        (setting segment-length to 3).
• The sequences are followed by consensus symbols unless SHOW-
        CONSENSUS is set to FALSE
• If TO-VARIABLE is set to TRUE (default FALSE), then the alignment
        is not displayed but is instead returned as a list of the form:
              ((name-of-sequence aligned-sequence)
              (name-of-sequence aligned-sequence)
              ...
              ("consensus" consensus-line))

Example:
  (ALIGNMENT-OF (ALL-ORTHOLOGS-OF p-all4312))

          [Result is an amino-acid alignment of all orthologs of all4312 (including all4312 itself)]

Example:
  (ALIGNMENT-OF (ALL-ORTHOLOGS-OF all4312) LINE-LENGTH 60 SEGMENT-LENGTH 3)

          [Result is a nucleotide alignment of all orthologs of all4312 (including all4312 itself)
            Nucleotides are grouped in three's to make codons more evident]