We need the one wrong statement out of four claims about antibodies.
- 25 to 30 different proteins: Human gamma globulins really do form a large group of this size once you count all classes and subclasses. True.
- 4 subunits: A typical antibody like IgG is made of 2 heavy chains and 2 light chains, so 4 chains total. True.
- Formed predominantly by the liver: Antibodies are made by plasma cells, which develop from B lymphocytes in lymph nodes, spleen, and bone marrow. The liver makes albumin and most clotting factors, but not gamma globulins. This claim is false.
- Molecular weight about 1,50,000: This matches IgG closely. True.
Since three statements hold up and only the liver claim fails, that is the incorrect one.
Let's summarize:
- Antibodies come from plasma cells, not the liver.
- The liver makes other plasma proteins like albumin, but immunoglobulins are a B cell product.
So the statement that is NOT correct is that gamma globulins are formed predominantly by the liver.