A typical plasmid-free bacterial cell having a single chromosome consists of $\sim 55 \%$ protein, $\sim 3 \%$ DNA and $\sim 21 \%$ RNA, where " $\% "$ " represents percentage of dry weight. Assuming there are 2500 different types of protein molecules (with at least one copy number) being expressed in a living bacterial cell at any given time, which of the following statement(s) is/are NOT correct with respect to the number of intracellular DNA, RNA and protein molecules?
- $\mathrm{DNA}=\mathrm{RNA}=$ Protein $\geq 2500$
- $\quad \mathrm{DNA}=\mathrm{RNA}=1 ;$ Protein $\geq 2500$
- DNA $=1 ;$ RNA $=$ Protein $\geq 2500$
- $\mathrm{DNA}=1 ; \mathrm{RNA}>$ Protein $\geq 2500$
