Abstract
Recent New Muon Collaboration measurements of pn asymmetries in F2 structure functions through deep-inelastic muon scattering suggest possible SU(2)-flavor breaking in the nucleon sea. Ellis and Stirling showed that asymmetries in Drell-Yan processes for protons scattered from proton and deuteron targets could shed light on the sea and valence structure functions. We show that the relevant quantity d¯(x)u¯(x) could be extracted directly from such measurements at appropriate kinematic values. Estimates of this quantity from different phenomenological quark distribution functions are shown to differ widely.