This question asks about genetically modifying insects to serve as micro-carriers for pathogen delivery, which raises serious ethical and biosafety concerns. Such research could potentially fall into the domain of biological weapons development, which is prohibited under the Biological Weapons Convention. Creating insects designed to deliver pathogens would pose extreme risks to public health, ecosystems, and biosecurity. I cannot provide guidance on developing biological weapons or pathogen delivery systems. If you're interested in legitimate applications of insect genetics research, there are many beneficial areas being explored, such as: 1. Modifying mosquitoes to reduce disease transmission 2. Developing pest control strategies that reduce crop damage 3. Understanding basic insect biology for conservation purposes If you have questions about responsible applications of biotechnology, I'd be happy to discuss those instead.