  We show within proton hot spot picture that the exclusive vector meson
production in electron-proton deeply inelastic scattering is sensitive to the
individual width of the constituent quarks of the proton. For comparison, we
calculate the exclusive $J/\Psi$ production cross-sections in three cases,
$\mathrm{B_u} \geq \mathrm{B_d}$, $\mathrm{B_u} < \mathrm{B_d}$ and
$\mathrm{B_u}\neq\mathrm{B^{\prime}_u}\neq\mathrm{B_d}$, where the
$\mathrm{B_u}$, $\mathrm{B^{\prime}_u}$ and $\mathrm{B_d}$ denote the widths of
two up quarks and down quark. We find that only results calculated with
$\mathrm{B_u} \geq \mathrm{B_d}$ can give a reasonable description of the
exclusive $J/\Psi$ production cross-section data at HERA. To test that our
results are independent of the details of the model, we retain the average
width of the three constituent quarks unchanged and compute the exclusive
$J/\Psi$ production cross-sections with contribution weight by setting
different proportional coefficients ($\mathrm{W_u}$ and $\mathrm{W_d}$) for the
up and down quarks, respectively. It shows that the results calculated with
$\mathrm{W_u}\geq\mathrm{W_d}$ can well reproduce the exclusive $J/\Psi$
production data at HERA, while the opposite case cannot describe the HERA data.
These interesting findings seem to indicate that the up quark has more gluons
around it than the down quark at high energy although the spatial distribution
of gluons fluctuates event-by-event . To ensure the relevant results
independent of the species of the vector meson, we also calculate the $\rho$
production cross-sections with the same group of parameters used in the
exclusive $J/\Psi$ production and compare the predictions with the HERA data.
It shows that all the results computed in the exclusive $\rho$ productions are
consistent with the findings obtained in the exclusive $J/\Psi$ productions.
