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Experimenting on blood sucking insects to make Anti-HIV injections

✋🏼😈 ℕ𝓞т𝐭๏∂คч Ｓ卂ţᗩή😈👊🏼 • Fri, Jun 16 • Peace✌🏼love ❤️and 3 flowers 💐grease(AKA ChiChi The Clown)

The other day I was talking to my dad about blood sucking insects (spiders and mosquitos) about how it's virtually impossible for them to contract or spread HIV. So that got me thinking, if there was a way we could extract and/or modify their DNA to where we can make a hiv fighting antivirus or preventative medication. (Outside of Prep)

I know there's medication to prevent the spread of HIV, what I'm talking about is making it a vaccine or something derived from insect DNA

(Just an article on why insects can't contract or spread HIV) ⬇️

So my question is, if we can modify a vaccine from insect DNA would you be for it or against it?

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