The phrase "as originally identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was identified or recognized in its initial form or context.
Example: "The species was classified as originally identified in the 19th century."
Alternatives: "as initially recognized" or "as first noted".
Both of these proteins adopt an overall fold similar to the papain sub-family of cysteine proteases, as originally identified in the structure of a truncated form of Cif from Enteropathogenic E. coli (EPEC), despite sharing only limited sequence identity.
Between the two databases there were 3,015 unique human TSSs (1,744 from Eukaryotic Promoter Database and 1,271 from DBTSS as originally identified by Zhou et al [12]).
As originally identified, even though the roles have different underpinning theoretical perspectives, they appear to employ the same facilitation processes and activities.
He also observed that concentric hyaline-rich " Kugeln" (balls, as originally identified in the globus pallidus) were found in surviving neurons in the nbM and dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus [ 89].
Finding different associated SNPs within the same gene or region as that originally identified is often reported as confirmatory evidence.
Again, the centromeres of K. capsulata correspond to GC-poor troughs of similar size as those originally identified in Y. lipolytica and also present in several CTG yeasts.
Gomafu (also referred to as RNCR2/MIAT) was originally identified as a noncoding RNA expressed in a particular set of neurons.
Silent Information Regulator 2 (Sir2) proteins, also known as sirtuins, were originally identified as genetic silencing factors and were later found to prolong lifespan in yeast.
As SbmC, it was originally identified as a factor that protects cells from MccB17 (Baquero et al. 1995).
As stated above, VMD2 was originally identified as being localized to RPE cells.
As mentioned above, BMPs were originally identified as proteins that can induce endochondral bone formation.
