What nuclei derive from the basal plate vs. the alar plate

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In the brainstem, what nuclei derive from the basal plate vs. the alar plate? How are these similar to the spinal nerves? What are the 3 non-cranial nuclei that migrate away from the alar plate, and where are they located? Briefly, describe their functions.

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