Plotwright
https://bio.tools/PlotwrightPlotwright is a browser-based statistics and scientific graphing workbench for life-science researchers. It provides a Data to Analysis to Graph workflow for statistical tests, regression and curve fitting, survival and ROC analysis, and editable scientific figures. It can import supported content from modern GraphPad Prism .prism files and reports preserved, approximated, and unsupported objects for review. Projects can be saved as local files. Plotwright is commercial software with a 14-day no-card trial.
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