Abstract: The present invention relates to a composition for enhancing collagen production, for enhancing elastin production and/or for enhancing keratinocyte migration, including sesaminol as an active component. The present invention also relates to a method for enhancing collagen production, for enhancing elastin production and/or for enhancing keratinocyte migration, including administering the composition.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a composition for enhancing collagen production, for enhancing elastin production and/or for enhancing keratinocyte migration, including sesaminol as an active component. The present invention also relates to a method for enhancing collagen production, for enhancing elastin production and/or for enhancing keratinocyte migration, including administering the composition.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a composition for suppressing adipocyte differentiation, for reducing fat accumulation in adipocytes and/or for promoting adiponectin secretion from adipocytes, including sesaminol as an active component. The present invention also relates to a method for suppressing adipocyte differentiation, for reducing fat accumulation in adipocytes and/or for promoting adiponectin secretion of adipocytes, including administering a composition including sesaminol as an active component.

Abstract: A steering handle assembly for an outboard motor has a low speed control switch with at least one lead wire that is not twisted during control of the watercraft. The low speed control switch provides precise control of the engine speed of the outboard motor. The steering handle assembly has a handle with an elongated handle body. The handle body is connected to the outboard motor. A grip is rotatably mounted to a distal end of the handle body and is rotatable about the axis of the handle body.

Abstract: The steering handlebar for outboard motor provided herein includes a power tilt and trim switch for adjusting a trim angle and a tilt angle of the outboard motor. The switch is advantageously mounted to the handlebar at a position that provides good operability. In one embodiment, the switch is mounted on a sideways-facing surface of the handlebar, forward of the accelerator grip. The switch does not rotate together with the accelerator grip of the handlebar, which results in the switch always being visible to the operator and easy to operate. Further, the lack of rotational coupling of these two components reduces wear on a lead wire of the switch, thereby prolonging the lifespan of the lead wire and the switch.

Abstract: The steering handlebar for outboard motor provided herein includes a power tilt and trim switch for adjusting a trim angle and a tilt angle of the outboard motor. The switch is advantageously mounted to the handlebar at a position that provides good operability. In one embodiment, the switch is mounted on a sideways-facing surface of the handlebar, forward of the accelerator grip. The switch does not rotate together with the accelerator grip of the handlebar, which results in the switch always being visible to the operator and easy to operate. Further, the lack of rotational coupling of these two components reduces wear on a lead wire of the switch, thereby prolonging the lifespan of the lead wire and the switch.

Abstract: A steering handle assembly for an outboard motor has a low speed control switch with at least one lead wire that is not twisted during control of the watercraft. The low speed control switch provides precise control of the engine speed of the outboard motor. The steering handle assembly has a handle with an elongated handle body. The handle body is connected to the outboard motor. A grip is rotatably mounted to a distal end of the handle body and is rotatable about the axis of the handle body.