Hello Monks. I have a number of arrays containing 9 character elements (peptides). Here are a few of those arrays

@array1 =(TTVVRRRDR KFRQLLWFH RSQSPRRRR CSPHHTALR WIRTPPAYR VVRRRDRGR 
+HISCLTFGR RTPSPRRRR NTNMGLKFR LVSFGVWIR); 
@array2 = (AILCWGELM TVLEYLVSF GLKFRQLLW LSFLPSDFF LLSFLPSDF LLWFHISCL
+ MQLFHLCLI QLFHLCLII ATVELLSFL ALRQAILCW); 
@array3 = (TTVVRRRDR CSPHHTALR WIRTPPAYR NVNMGLKIR LVSFGVWIR HISCLTFGR
+); 
@array4 = (CSPHHTALR YVNTNMGLK WIRTPPAYR TLPETTVVR HISCLTFGR NTNMGLKIR
+ WGMDIDPYK LVSFGVWIR);

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I would like to sort the elements of these arrays according to the frequency that each peptides occurs. I am storing that frequency in a hash, which when I print part of it, looks like this

MQLFHLCLI = 36
FLPSDFFPS = 32
YLVSFGVWI = 32
LLWFHISCL = 31
QLFHLCLII = 28
IISCSCPTV = 23
ELMNLATWV = 18
HISCLTFGR = 16
ATVELLSFL = 15

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E.g. if the peptide 'MQLFHLCLI' appears in an array, it should be shown as the first element

I would be very grateful if any the brethren have a solution to this. Many thanks in advance.

In reply to Sort array using a ranking system from separate hash by Sandy_Bio_Perl

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