ampho-, amph-, amphi-

1. Having an affinity both for acid and for basic dyes; also, amphophilic, amphophilous.
2. A cell that stains readily with either acid or basic dyes.

The presence of monocular diplopia in both eyes.

The ability to have heterosexual relations when one's preference is predominantly homosexual.

1. Producing male and female offspring in approximately equal numbers.
2. A reference to sexual reproduction.

A substance whose molecules bear both positive and negative charges.

Relating to or being an ampholyte.

1. Having an affinity both for acid and for basic dyes;amphophilic; amphophilous: Amphophils are those des that are water-soluble.
2. A cell that stains readily with either acid or basic dyes; amphocyte; amphochromatophil; amphochromatophile; amphochromophil; amphochromophile: Such amphophil can stain or color the cells of wool, silk, nylon or the cells of acrylic fibres.

The quality of exhibiting the characteristics of an acid and a base and having the capacity to react either as an acid or a base.

Double vision in both eyes.

Having opposite characters; capable of acting either as an acid or as a base; combining with both acids and bases; affecting both red and blue litmus.

Increased excitability of both the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems.

The condition of simultaneous increased sympathetic and parasympathetic (vagal) tone.

The tendency to move either toward or away from a stimulus.