choice of reference genome when comparing counts of repetitive elements
I am using Tetranscripts to identify changes in repetitive elements in exosome contents. I am concerned that the distribution and quantity of repetitive elements might be very different between reference genomes. Do you have any guidance on choosing an appropriate reference? premade gtf files are here
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