  Recently the ratio of neutron to proton structure functions F_2n/F_2p was
extracted from a phenomenological correlation between the strength of the
nuclear EMC effect and inclusive electron-nucleus cross section ratios at x>1.
Within conventional models of nuclear smearing, this "in-medium correction"
(IMC) extraction constrains the size of nuclear effects in the deuteron
structure functions, from which the neutron structure function F_2n is usually
extracted. The IMC data determine the resulting proton d/u quark distribution
ratio, extrapolated to x=1, to be 0.23 +- 0.09 with a 90% confidence level.
This is well below the SU(6) symmetry limit of 1/2 and significantly above the
scalar diquark dominance limit of 0.
