CEACAM5 and colorectal carcinoma: As shown by previous research, peak9 was associated with the development of varieties of malignancies, we confirmed again that the triantennary N-glycan structure abundance increased significantly in gastric cancer and this change had been revealed to be correlated with CEA, which is a most commonly used CRC marker and is a highly heterogeneous glycoprotein that contains 60% carbohydrate [26].