How to check the distribution of genes with the same function across the genome?
I would like to see how the genes encoding for E3 ligases are distributed across the genome. My question is if they tend to cluster together or are dispersed? I would like to use GTEX, ExAC or Human Protein Atlas datasets as data resources.
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Why do you need any of these resources? If you want to see the location, a simple GTF file with the coordinates should do, no?