However, although the relationship between the lack of FXN in FRDA and the benefits of NRF2–ARE axis activation have not yet been fully elucidated, it is important to highlight the significant correlation found between FXN expression and NRF2 activity [21], which is associated with the presence of three highly conserved ARE sequences on the FXN gene promoter, which are crucial for the binding of the NRF2–sMaf complex to promote the transcription of detoxification and antioxidant genes [105,106]. Here, NFE2L2 is linked to Friedreich ataxia.