Interactive 2D Scatter Chart

2D scatter (XY plot ) is quite useful when you want to compare paired data series. For instance you can make a Volcano or MA plot to visualise differentially expressed genes from RNAseq analysis, to visualise correlations between two samples, or to visualise sample distances via Princinple Component Analysis (PCA), or simply to make a standard curve.

An extra feature provided here is that you can link any data point to an external resource, for instance to link the gene in the volcano plot to databases containing information about that gene (for instance GeneDB or WormBase Parasite, or any other website for your gene id), which saves you a lot of typing effort.

The input data should have three columns (Name, X, Y) separated by single comma, tab, or space.

+ Sample data for 2D scatter plot 
abbr,rnaseq,qpcr
EIF4G,8.1893866427,20.52
letem1,8.1110748739,20.54
cpeb1,7.8047932438,20.8
sox,3.3651057956,25.77
dia,7.7812636831,20.89
meg13,2.3063875263,25.62
twik,5.0690183395,23.39
vwa,3.9461749014,23.71
rad50,1.7702763544,27.57
melk,6.4454665873,21.82
hmgcs,6.3408736592,21.85
lin9,5.3906761823,23.75
psm,8.8806077568,19.76

Make an Interactive 2D Scatter Plot

1. Set details for your chart (all optional):
  Chart Title (default: "2D-Scatter"):
  Name of x-axis (default: "X")
  Name of y-axis (default: "Y")
  Point color (default: "#333")
  Point link prefix (default to Google Scholar)
Show data labels? (point names)

For volcano or MA plot: if you wish to add lines on the X and Y axis, specify the line color and positions below (you can add one or two line for each axis, by default no lines):
Color: ; X: - ; Y: -
Example: Color: blue or #ff0000; X: 1 & -1; Y: 0.01 & -0.01

2. Please paste your data below: